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Summer should be a time of renewal, connection, and fun. However, for families of gifted and twice-exceptional (2e) children, it often brings a...

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The Jacob K. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Program is the only dedicated federal program supporting K-12 gifted and advanced...

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Gifted students are often viewed through a narrow academic lens, but, as our readers know, the reality is far more complex. Intersectionality in...

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Senators Honor National Assistive Technology Awareness Day On April 30, the Senate passed a resolution introduced by Senators Edward J. Markey...

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Read the June 2025 issue of Parenting for High Potential. This issue features: Educational Blind Spots: The Struggle for Parental Awareness and...

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Discover NAGC’s commitment to equity in gifted education through forums like The Dream Unencumbered, fostering partnerships with HBCUs, HSIs, and...

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Explore strategies to develop resilience in gifted students with NAGC. Learn about the PACT method to help gifted learners overcome challenges and...

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NAGC Public Policy Update covers ED reorganization, court halting DEI certification, Trump’s education EOs, judicial limits on DEI bans, and the FY...

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Discover how to find the best educational program for your gifted child with expert tips on learning environments, curriculum, support, and cost...

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Access the May 2025 issue of Teaching for High Potential. This issue features: The Importance of Self-Regulation The 5E Framework Implications of...

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NAGC believes that all children need support in social and emotional development, and gifted and talented children may need support for unique...

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Excellence gaps are found in every state and on national assessments, yet despite the immediate and long-term implications for the nation, they have...

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